WordPress Rescue
Problem: An inherited or existing WordPress site is broken, unstable or risky to change.
Outcome: Diagnose the actual failure, make a bounded repair and verify the affected paths.
Services
Sazvara is most useful when work is stalled, inherited, integration-heavy, repetitive or difficult to hand over safely. The first step can stay small and bounded.
Clarify the current state, failure points, opportunities, risks and the smallest sensible next move before committing to a build.
Take over unfinished, inherited, AI-generated or unreliable work; stabilize it; finish what matters; validate behavior; document release state.
Map repetitive operational work, connect the existing stack and introduce automation or AI only where it creates measurable leverage.
Custom WordPress products, integrations, business logic, Persian/RTL experiences and digital systems that need behavior beyond an off-the-shelf template.
For carefully scoped new products where problem definition, fast iteration and controlled validation matter more than shipping a disposable demo.
Delivery model
Most engagements begin with a diagnostic rather than a build commitment. We establish the current state, identify the constraint that matters most, define acceptance criteria and decide whether the sensible next move is repair, automation, product work or no build at all.
Turn the visible request into explicit requirements, constraints, risks and a smallest useful scope.
Work inside version control with clear boundaries, preserving what already works instead of rebuilding by default.
Test behavior, compatibility and failure cases against agreed acceptance criteria before a release is treated as complete.
Record what changed, what was checked, what remains uncertain and the exact state being handed over.
The deliverable depends on the problem, but the operating standard is consistent: a defined scope, versioned implementation, validation evidence, a known release state and documentation sufficient for the next person to understand what happened.
When the work is better solved by changing a process, simplifying a requirement or using an existing tool, the diagnostic should surface that before unnecessary custom development begins.
The first engagement
We review the current system, identify the important failure points and risks, and define the smallest sensible next move. Scope and price are agreed before work starts.
What exists, what is failing and what cannot be broken.
The smallest practical repair, rescue or build step worth doing next.
A written scope, risks, acceptance points and next action—not an open-ended commitment.
Not sure which service fits?
You do not need to diagnose it yourself. Send the current situation and Sazvara will decide whether a diagnostic is the right first step.